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Pastimes : The Hot Button Questions:- Money, Banks, & the Economy
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To: maceng2 who wrote (177)12/5/2002 1:24:25 PM
From: Eddy Blinker  Read Replies (1) of 1417
 
Your only guide are the numbers..

PB.They tell you when to get in or out of a trade- approx.how small or large your HIGH/LOW spread size will be.

All and everything only to be considered within the present reigning trading segment Free from any type of Babble.

The market evaluates the positive and negative babble for you. In Column B and C and puts his own day "babble" rating up for comparison.

On those days when the Media is babbling too high pitched for Mr.Market`s ear he throws a blank and declares the day a party day.( Look at the days with a 0 in Column D.)

On those days smokes, mirrors and dancing girls come out and as a general rule most sound stocks in the world go up for a day(s)period of time.

A new trading segment starts on those days and a new projected spread size for the upcoming segment is generated and placed into Column K. The average spread size of IBM using this algorithm is 2.38.

So if the projected spread size on party day is above 2.38 - a higher high, at least 2.38 above todays high is expected. And so on. If the projected spread size is lower as the average, the objects price movements will be downwards pointing to a lower low. And so on. Look at the file dates and the green boxes in K.

Do you follow?

Regards,
$ED
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